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Information: info@churchofstmartin.org or 530.756.0444
Episcopal Public Policy Network – California will sponsor “Rooted in Faith: Immigration Advocacy, the Church and You,” a two-day training in faith-rooted community organizing with an emphasis on immigration advocacy and racial reconciliation. The training will prepare for the Immigrant Day of Action, to be held at the California state capital in Sacramento on May 20. Registration fee is $10 by April 19, click here to register. For more About Immigrant Day of Action events, click here.

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The Program Group on Hispanic Ministries invites all to a Cinco de Mayo Fiesta at the home of Bishop John Harvey Taylor and Canon Kathleen O’Connor. The event is free and open to all and will feature food, music and fun. Costumes are welcome; the most original will win a prize.

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Camp Stevens will hold a 5K run (or walk or hike) for summer campership funding. The route will be a running/walking tour of favorite spots at camp. After the race, all are invited to stay for a Seasonal Sunday Supper, an opportunity to spend time with community while enjoying a delicious free Camp Stevens meal. Register at campstevens.org; select Programs from the drop-down menu, then Special Events.

Information: info@churchofstmartin.org or 530.756.0444
Episcopal Public Policy Network – California will sponsor “Rooted in Faith: Immigration Advocacy, the Church and You,” a two-day training in faith-rooted community organizing with an emphasis on immigration advocacy and racial reconciliation. The training will prepare for the Immigrant Day of Action, to be held at the California state capital in Sacramento on May 20. Registration fee is $10 by April 19, click here to register. For more About Immigrant Day of Action events, click here.

Information: gleamlainfo@gmail.com
GLEAM, the LGBTQ ministry of the Diocese of Los Angeles, will hold its annual garden party at the home of Bishop John Harvey Taylor and Canon Kathy O’Connor. All are invited to “celebrate, party, connect and support” at the event, which will help GLEAM’s ministry, including the diocese’s presence at local Pride events. Suggested donation is $25; smaller and larger donations will be gratefully accepted. For more about GLEAM-LA, visit their Facebook page.

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Camp Stevens will hold a 5K run (or walk or hike) for summer campership funding. The route will be a running/walking tour of favorite spots at camp. After the race, all are invited to stay for a Seasonal Sunday Supper, an opportunity to spend time with community while enjoying a delicious free Camp Stevens meal. Register at campstevens.org; select Programs from the drop-down menu, then Special Events.

Information: 714.962.7512 or www.stwilfridschurch.org

 Choral Evensong with the St. Wilfrid’s Choir, followed by a reception.

Information: allsaints-pas.org
Bassist and composer Jonathan Richards will lead the music for this service.

Information: 310.275.0123, ext.112 or www.allsaintsbh.org

Please click here to register.

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Information: http://www.seedsofhopela.org/
Seeds of Hope, a food justice program based in Los Angeles, invites all volunteers for an evening of service and fellowship.  Participants will help maintain the Edendale Grove Garden and its living labyrinth, share a fresh dinner on the roof of the Cathedral Center, and view an episode of the six-part KCET miniseries “LA Foodways: From Farm to Freeway,” in which Seeds of Hope and its director Tim Alderson are featured.

Information: 213.388.3015 or STJLA.org

Information: 213.388.3015 or STJLA.org
Featuring Amanda Mole.

Information: 213.388.3015 or STJLA.org

Information: 310.275.0123, ext.112 or www.allsaintsbh.org
Featuring music by Brahms and Schumann. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. Admission is free with a Music Guild donor season pass.

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The annual Girls Friendly Society Anniversary Service is a Wizard of Oz-themed celebration. GFS chapters are invited to bring their banners; girls should wear their vests with a white shirt and blue skirt or slacks. A potluck lunch will follow; please register for the event in advance.

Bishop Suffragan Diane Jardine Bruce will install the Rev. Elizabeth Molitors as rector of Trinity Church in Santa Barbara. All are invited.

Information: 805.526.5141
A night under twinkling light, with international food and live music from Scott and the Copycats. Tickets: $20 (at the door). All are welcome.

This panel, titled “When Our Faiths Are Threatened by Intolerance and Incivility,” is sponsored by the Interfaith Council of Greater Rancho Santa Margarita. Panelists will include Rabbi Heather Ellen Miller, Sheikh Tarik Ata, and the Rev. Pat MacCaughan.

Information: www.churchofoursaviour.org or 626.282.5147
Our Saviour choir and guests; Dr. Timothy Howard, guest organist

Information: 626.357.7071
Music will include Laudate Dominum by Mozart, and Magnificat & Nunc Dimittis by Mendelssohn.

Information: 562.420.1311
The Chancel Choir and Friends of St. Gregory’s, Long Beach will sing Gospel favorites both old and new. Special musical guests will join with the choir to present heartwarming music in the Southern Gospel style. The audience will also get the chance to join in singing with the choir on some favorite hymns. A reception will follow in the Parish Hall.

The choirs of St. George's Episcopal Church and La Cañada Congregational Church will perform Requiem by Gabriel Fauré, and three anthems by Herbert Howells: "O pray for the peace of Jerusalem," "Take him, Earth, for cherishing" and "Like as the hart." Bob Crocker, music director of St. George's, will conduct. Joseph Klice is organist. A freewill offering will be received.

Information: Christina Ortega, cortega@allsaints-pas.org

All Saints Church. Troubadours, Youth Chamber Choir, Vox Cambiata & Trouveres offer music. Join us for a concert of inspired story sharing and music from our children and youth. All are welcome. $5 suggested donation to help defray expenses. Childcare is available.

Theme: Growing the Chinese Community

Information: 310.375.4617
A meditative Taizé service of Healing & Wholeness that includes candlelight, periods of silence, chants and intercessory prayer with a prayer team leader, followed by a reception with light refreshments in the Board Room. Taizé is a calming and beautiful form of sung contemplative prayer developed in an ecumenical monastery in France. Taizé services are offered monthly throughout the year on the fourth Tuesday. Donations are welcome.